Sports Injury Report API — NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL
Pricing
from $0.18 / 1,000 injured players
Every injured player in NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL and WNBA as rows: status, body part, surgery, expected return date and the analyst note — joined to the games each team is about to play, so you see which side takes the field short-handed. No API key or login.
Injuries — one row per injured player with the body part, the surgery and the expected return date. Teams — one row per team: how many are hurt, how many are actually out, and who. Games — the upcoming schedule with each side's injury load next to it, so you can see which team takes the field short-handed.
ESPN keeps injury lists for the North American leagues. Soccer and college basketball have none, so those are not offered.
[ "nfl", "nba", "mlb", "nhl"]Keeps Out, Injured Reserve, the IL lists and suspensions, and drops Questionable and Day-To-Day. This is usually what you want when the question is who is missing.
ESPN’s feed also carries roster notes about players who are fine — depth-chart moves, contract news — under the status Active, with no injury and no return date. They are dropped by default so you are not paying for rows that are not injuries. Turn this on to get ESPN’s whole note feed.
Exact statuses to keep, such as Out, Questionable, Doubtful, Day-To-Day, Injured Reserve. Leave empty for all of them.
Team names or abbreviations, such as Kansas City Chiefs or KC. Leave empty for every team.
Positions to keep, such as QB, Quarterback, Point Guard. Leave empty for all.
How far forward the schedule goes in Games mode. 0 means today only.
Teams and Games modes: include the full injured list inside each row, alongside the players who are definitely out.
Stops the run once this many rows are in the dataset.